you know. >> the city just replaced a new school in the ninth ward. there were seven schools before the storm. for now it appears residents are not coming - at least not here to this part of the city. >> we should point out the lower ninth ward has 5500 residents, a third of its pre-katrina population. >> for the first time three women graduated from a combat infantry course. they were trail blazers. this is part of the military's perhaps to bring women into combat roles by 2015. >> 50 years ago on november 22, 1953, president kennedy was shot in dealey plaza, and rushed to parkland hospital. heidi jo-castro spoke with two surgeons about that day. >> doctors ronald jones and robert mcclelland were young surges at parkland memorial hospital in 1953. friday, november 22nd was a day like any other. i heard a tap on the conference room door, "the president's been shot. they are bringing him to the medical rooms" men in business suits parted a way for the doctors. i saw mrs. kennedy on a chair. i was horrified to realise it was what they said it was - that

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i went to the lower ninth ward in new orleans. i went to suburban stockton, california. i went to communities in las vegas whatever house on the surface looks like a mansion, 3000 square feet and maybe a swimming pool. and every single house on the block was in foreclosure, and every single resident is in bankruptcy. i went to detroit, and how many people have been to detroit? it's quite extraordinary. it used to be one of the biggest, most important cities in america. it's got tens of thousands of vacant lots. it's got two to 3000 urban farms within a stone's throw of the downtown skyscrapers where land is being reclaimed by people who are so poor that they don't -- they are doing substances for me. when you ask the question what poverty is, to me it is is collocated as modern-day america. you can't reduce it to the seven hotspots that miles was talking about the michael aron can identify a half-century ago. he talked about appalachia. he talked about the mississippi delta. he talked about certain native american reservations, and he said here's where poverty is concent